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This article aims to explore the essence and contemporary value of ecological art education in the context of industry-education integration. Through literature review and case analysis, the core concepts, educational content, and educational models of ecological art education are studied, as well as its value and significance in contemporary society. The study finds that ecological art education emphasizes the connection with the natural environment, cultivating students' environmental awareness and concepts of sustainable development. In terms of educational content, ecological art education focuses on cultivating students' creativity, aesthetic ability, and cultural literacy. In terms of educational models, ecological art education advocates interdisciplinary integration and experiential teaching. Additionally, ecological art education is characterized by diversity and inclusiveness, meeting the personalized needs of students. In contemporary society, ecological art education has significant value and meaning, promoting students' innovative thinking, environmental consciousness, and social responsibility. However, ecological art education faces challenges in its implementation process, such as teacher training, educational resources, and evaluation systems. Therefore, it is necessary to comprehensively consider these factors and establish a sound ecological art education system to promote its application and development in contemporary education.
Weijin Xin (Fri,) studied this question.
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